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Remarks on the semantics of non-normal modal logics

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    Peter K. Schotch

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Research reported in this paper was partially supported by Simon Fraser University. During the fall term of 1982 the author held a position there as visiting research fellow under a programmes of distinction grant. It is a pleasure to be able to record here my gratitude to Simon Fraser, and to my co-workers in the project: Richard Routley, and R. E. Jennings. Without the opportunity to talk with them this (and other papers) would not have been written (by me at any rate).

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Schotch, P.K. Remarks on the semantics of non-normal modal logics. Topoi 3, 85–90 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00136123

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